Posted on 06/19/2015 11:01:54 AM PDT by jimbo123
Jeb Bush’s son, George P. Bush, made what he called his “first appearance” on his father’s behalf in Las Vegas on Wednesday night.
Bush, the Texas land commissioner, spoke to a crowd of about 40 people at the locally-owned Mexican restaurant, Mundo. He talked about the importance of the Latino vote in Nevada and across the country.
“The Hispanic agenda is the American agenda, it’s an aspirational community that I happen to be a part of,” Bush said to the attendees. “We want better schools, a brighter economic tomorrow, a strong national defense, it’s a patriotic community.”
Bush said his father – who speaks fluent Spanish and is married to Mexican-born Columba Bush – is an advocate of Latinos and thinks they need to be better integrated into the American system.
“I think my dad wants to speak to the aspirations of this growing community,” Bush said. “But we can’t remain the most prosperous and greatest country in the world unless we come together as a country.”
(Excerpt) Read more at latino.foxnews.com ...
IIRC George W. spent of lot of his youthful, alcohol-saturated life across the border. Boy Mexicorruption must have some video down there!
I think that’s exactly what he means...
“The Hispanic agenda is the American agenda...”
Yeah! Which explains why Mexico is just like America!
... or something ... right... ?
Of course, this means that I have plenty of Mexican friends as well as co-workers that I speak with daily on various subjects.
These statements are meant as a “qualifier” for this statement:
None of them give a dogs rear-end for Jeb Bush.
We will not become North Mexico without a fight!
I said the exorcism wouldn’t take, and at least one godly person took me to task asking if I didn’t think God was powerful enough to resolve things.
My take is that it is man who is the problem here.
Specifically Mexican men...
I used to think it might be wise for the U. S. to negotiate with Mexico and take over a section of the nation at a time, turning it into part of the U. S. (yes I know, just a thought of course)
Seeing how corrupt our own nation has become, I’ve pretty much realized it would do no good.
The sad truth is, man is incapable of good governance over the long haul.
I can’t understand his advisers. Even if Bush got 100 percent of the Hispanic vote he couldn’t win. That was the case with Romney and it is the case now. He may be trying to lock in Florida and Texas. Queer city.
Ask Governor Abbott. I don’t see it anywhere in the job description for Land Commissioner. At the very least he should not be paid by Texas while he is campaigning. I would like to hope that some of the people I know who voted for him would see GPB’s comments and change their mind about electing anyone else with the name of Bush - EVER.
What part of "WE DON'T NEED NO STEENKIN' DYNASTIES" DO THESE BLIND, DEAF AND DUMB CLOWNS NOT UNDERSTAND????????
Geez, women. Raise your own kids or they will become like the women who do raise them.
Hispanic countries like Mexico tend to have corrupt governments and that’s very appealing to the Bush family, and people in their circle of Ruling Class friends like the Clintons.
Maybe he meant “parasitic”...
I agree and I am very tired of hearing idiots like the Bushes spout that drivel. I wish this family would just go away.
They were once very competent and efficient...
...at human sacrifice.
Is JEB running for president of Mexico or the US?
Hard to tell.
Why doesn’t he mosey on down to Mexico City and file for office there?
Sheesh.
The Bushes are political whores that would sell out their own mother if it would buy them more political clout.
And yes, they same in the DNC as well.
Yeah, we got further “re-inforcement” of that principle, Jeb, when the illegal alien girl graduate chose to unfurl the Mexican flag went she walked up to receive her diploma, showing her ingratitude to the American taxpayers who, however unwillingly, paid for it all.
So done with this family. Please go away Bushes.
He draws 70 percent in TX; his father will be lucky to get 60 percent. Both are TX natives, something fairly rare among Bushes.
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